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- Specific Use: Living Room Chair
- General Use: Home Furniture
- Material: fabric+wooden
- Appearance: Modern
- Style: Leisure Chair
- Folded: No
- Size: chair 74*80*90; stool 67*45*43
- Place of Origin: Guangdong, China (Mainland)
- Brand Name: Grant Featherston
- Model Number: CH181
- fabric color:M14#
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CH181 Grant Featherston R160 Contour Chair - NSD-M14#
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CH181 blue fabric Grant Featherston R160 Contour Lounge Chair
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CH271 Grant Featherston Contour ChairThe Grant Grant Featherston Style D350 Dining Chair is a high quality reproducti...More » -
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CH181 Grant Featherston R160 Contour Lounge Chair
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CH181 A Grant Featherston Contour Chair Two 2 seat
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CH121 Grant Featherston Contour Chair R152 Lounge Chair in livingroom
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Grant Featherston (1922-1995) was born in Geelong Victoria. Self-taught, he designed lighting and glass panels before serving in the army from 1940-1944. Returning to Melbourne in peace-time, he produced the first of his famous plywood shell Contour chairs in 1951.
Featherston Contract Interiors furniture showroom opened in 1956, and in 1957 he became a consultant to Aristoc Industries, a partnership which endured for the following 13 years. His most consistent companion however, in both personal life and design, was his wife Mary Featherston, who worked with Grant on many projects including the fit-out of the National Gallery of Victoria in the mid 1960’s. Since Grant’s death, Mary has specialised in the development and design of play and learning environments in children’s centres, primary and secondary schools.
Grant was a foundation member of the Society of Designers for Industry, the forerunner to the Design Institute of Australia.
